Longest Winning Streaks

[Numbers]

Most Career Matches Without Loss

159 Cael Sanderson, 184, Iowa State 1999-02
122 Carlton Haselrig, hwt, Pitt.-Johnstown 1987-89
103 Lee Kemp, 158, Wisconsin 1976-78
98 *Dan Gable, 142, Iowa State 1968-70
98 Pat Smith, 158, Oklahoma State 1990-94
91 Randy Lewis, 134, Iowa 1979-81
90 *John Smith, 134, Okla. State 1987-88
88 Chris Taylor, hwt, Iowa State 1972-73

A tie or two may be included...

I believe the two longest active streaks in D1 are:
79 Nick Gwiazdowski - North Carolina State
70 Alex Dieringer - Oklahoma State

[OneEyedFatMan]

Has to do with LeVesseur's win streak, being a D- 3 guy.

Thanks for adding nothing, AF.

D-3 guy who won the D-1s because he wasn't tired enough from hisd-3 championship.
Ken was a load.

I guess you never went 0-3 vs Ken Mallory then, did you? 

Cael Sanderson. Period !

Great detective work Fletcher!

Does anyone know who comes after Sanderson on that list?  Where is Lee Kemp and some other badgers?

Well if you want to rip on my reply, then define your question more !

you're right.  I should have written a better question.  People are now responding with D3 wrestlers and high school stats.

D3 is the worst. They shouldn't even bother keeping stats.

Ken Mallory? Never heard of him. Musta been a D3 guy?

Sorry fat man, never heard of him....What's a washed up D3 guy from 100 years ago have to do with coco's question?

[bigoil]

Most Career Matches Without Loss

159 Cael Sanderson, 184, Iowa State 1999-02
122 Carlton Haselrig, hwt, Pitt.-Johnstown 1987-89
103 Lee Kemp, 158, Wisconsin 1976-78
98 *Dan Gable, 142, Iowa State 1968-70
98 Pat Smith, 158, Oklahoma State 1990-94
91 Randy Lewis, 134, Iowa 1979-81
90 *John Smith, 134, Okla. State 1987-88
88 Chris Taylor, hwt, Iowa State 1972-73

A tie or two may be included...

Ben Askren:
Finishing a perfect 42-0, the Hartland, Wis., native sealed his career at
Missouri riding an 87-match winning streak

[Oldtimer]

D3 is the worst. They shouldn't even bother keeping stats.
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Possibly the most insulting and ridiculous comment I've seen in this forum.   

[bigoil]

Rocky was joking....

[bkraus]

Rob Llorca won 79 straight matches at UW-Whitewater from sophomore to senior seasons, winning two national titles on the way(3X AA).  He finished his career with a record of 133-16-3 and is in the NCAA DIII Sports HOF, UWW HOF, and Beloit Historical Society Sports HOF.  He was also named to the All-Time WIAC wrestling team.

[TomM]

Most Career Matches Without Loss

159 Cael Sanderson, 184, Iowa State 1999-02
122 Carlton Haselrig, hwt, Pitt.-Johnstown 1987-89
103 Lee Kemp, 158, Wisconsin 1976-78
98 *Dan Gable, 142, Iowa State 1968-70
98 Pat Smith, 158, Oklahoma State 1990-94
91 Randy Lewis, 134, Iowa 1979-81
90 *John Smith, 134, Okla. State 1987-88
88 Chris Taylor, hwt, Iowa State 1972-73
A tie or two may be included...

Ben Askren:
Finishing a perfect 42-0, the Hartland, Wis., native sealed his career at
Missouri riding an 87-match winning streak

He'd have had more in a row if he hadn't dodged a bunch of people.

[Oldtimer]

D3 is the worst. They shouldn't even bother keeping stats.

Possibly the most insulting and ridiculous comment I've seen in this forum.   

Just stick around a little longer you onion skinned momma's boy.
[/quote]

Wow... shaking my head.

[bigoil]

old timer,

Rocky = Angry Fish; he was using sarcasm (I assume CocoJoe was as well)

[TomM]

Oklahoma State's Nolan Boyd ends Gabe Dean's streak at 52
http://www.ncaa.com/news/wrestling/article/2016-02-09/college-wrestling-oklahoma-states-nolan-boyd-ends-gabe-deans

Last Updated - Feb 9, 2016 10:10 EST
While North Carolina State's Nick Gwiazdowski and Oklahoma State's Alex Dieringer moved their winning streaks to 79 and 70, respectively, Cornell's Gabe Dean saw his 52-match streak end on Sunday in the Big Red's 32-12 loss to No. 4 Oklahoma State.

[Micah]

Watanabe - Japan 186-0 in international competition.

[OneEyedFatMan]

Jordan Burroughs won 69 in a row before Nick Marable defeated him.

fwiw....Osamu Watanabe lost in the1988 Olympics at age 47...somehow Japan wanted him to represent!
He did manage to win two matches prior to the loss.  189 in a row, actually.

Watanabe - Japan 186-0 in international competition.

[Micah]

That is pretty awesome to be able to win matches at that level at age 47! 

[imnofish]

That is pretty awesome to be able to win matches at that level at age 47! 

Agreed!  I'm just happy that my wrestling shoes still fit. 

[Micah]

Hope I can tie them when I am that age!